[CentOS-mirror] How the mirrors work?

Hi Ryan,


You need to specify your local mirror in the yum.repos.d file for your on-site systems to force use your local mirror.


Regards,
Christopher Hawker
Phone: +61 419 273 141


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From: CentOS-mirror <centos-mirror-bounces at centos.org> on behalf of Ryan Nix <ryan.nix at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [CentOS-mirror] How the mirrors work?

Quick question: For some reason, when I do a yum update or yum makecache fast on a newly deployed system our local mirror is almost never selected. It's very strange because a) It's a public mirror physically located on campus, so it's closest and b) the mirror is run on a gigabit connection with a solid state hard drive. Does anyone have any ideas on why our local mirror is almost never choosen as one of the fastest available mirrors?
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